Sierreño corrido

A sierreño corrido with their name

Requinto, twelve-string guitar and tuba, with the flavor of the sierra and an upbeat rhythm. For someone who grew up on sierreño or fell for its sound.

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EL CORRIDO DELRMMYCORRIDO

El Corrido del RM

Traditional norteño · Male voice

Señores, pongan oídos,

que les canto con fervor

la historia del RM,

hombre de raíz y valor.

Nació en Ensenada, Baja,

junto al mar y a la bahía,

con sangre mexicana en las venas

que lo guiaba cada día.

The flavor of the sierra, with their story

  • Guitars and tuba

    Requinto runs, a twelve-string keeping the rhythm and a bouncing tuba.

  • Upbeat with feeling

    Works just as well for a birthday as for a love song.

  • Reviewed by ear

    We pick the best takes and send you 2 to choose from.

From a story to a corrido

WHAT YOU TELL US

“For my cousin Iván, from Durango. He loves the mountains, goes camping every weekend and plays guitar at every family gathering.”

HOW THEIR CORRIDO STARTS

Por las sierras de Durango

anda Iván con su guitarra,

con la fogata encendida

y la luna que lo ampara.

Cada fin de semana

el monte lo va a llamar,

y en cada reunión del primo

no se deja de cantar.

An example to show how it works. Your corrido is written from scratch with your story.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us the story

    Who they are, where they're from, what makes them one of a kind. More detail makes a better corrido.

  2. 2

    Pick the sound

    Tumbado, sierreño, traditional norteño or banda. Heroic, funny, romantic or tribute.

  3. 3

    We write and record it

    The lyrics follow the classic form: the greeting, the story and the farewell. A person reviews them before recording.

  4. 4

    We send it to you

    You get a link to listen, download the MP3 and share it.

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Questions

+How is it different from corrido tumbado?

Both use requinto, twelve-string and tuba. Sierreño is more upbeat and traditional; tumbado is more laid-back and urban.

+Does it have drums?

No. Sierreño is guitars and tuba, no drums or accordion.

+Can a woman sing it?

Yes. You choose a male or female voice in the form.